Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken! Volume 5

Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken! / 映像研には手を出すな! #5

by Sumito Oowara, Kumar Sivasubramanian (Translator)

Beyond the anime—the Eizouken storyline continues!

Asakusa and Mizusaki’s quest to create their “greatest world” in anime (and Kanamori’s quest to make it pay!) takes inspiration once again from the real mysteries that fill Shibahama’s school and town, as their audio engineer Doumeki becomes obsessed with capturing the soundscapes of a ruined clock tower. Eizouken stages an exclusive screening with their rivals, the Anime Studies Club, whose faces are revealed at last, and it turns out they’re some very familiar faces…

Genres: Manga, Comics

168 pages, Paperback

First published January 30, 2020

Reviews

[Eressea · Rating 5 out of 5]

20220825 紙本送給弟弟作退伍紀念
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20220602購入KOBO版
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難得有追上日版進度的台版漫畫
雖然製作動畫的過程，靜態的漫畫不如動畫
但優勢在一堆小字的設定解說可以慢慢看
而且作者的分鏡很強大
一邊看一邊學習動畫製作流程和專案管理
真好看~ 希望第六集趕快出，趕快出台譯啊

[Larakaa · Rating 4 out of 5]

Another great volume, giving us more characters and focusing on someone else than the 3 girls. I love how this is so positively about problem solving but also still being dorkily nerdy. The deep dive into foley sound production was so cool!

(Sadly my print edition got a bit f-ed up, so many of the panels on the right side pages were cut in the middle.)

[Sarah Sammis · Rating 5 out of 5]

As Midouri and Doumeki are working on sound design, they discover together the importance of the pillow shot. Pillow shots are those quiet moments in a film that are a restful scene of a single item and the sound that goes with it. These scenes help punctuate the mood to give room for the more dramatic, loud moments.

This volume also looks at how art can do more than just reflect the world. It can also influence it. What begins as a project to recreate the sound of the clock tower before the clapper fell becomes a call to fundraise to restore the clock tower through sales of the Eizouken's latest animation.

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[Beth · Rating 4 out of 5]

Continues to be a delightful look into youthful imagination, the hard work and teamwork that goes into collective creations like anime, and the practical matters--budget, technical and time limitations, etc.--that must accompany its creation.

I read the Dark Horse edition translated into English.

[Kathleen · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is a great series for fans of magical realism - I've never seen a manga quite like this before!